Love, Technically (2013)
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It was like a scene straight out of Sex and the City, emphasis on the sex. Who would have thought a computer geek would be that good in bed? He’d been so considerate, had made her feel every inch the temptress as he’d worshipped her body.
She remembered the look in his eyes as he’d covered her nipples with his lips. Yeah, worship was the right word. She released a shocked giggle, and then glanced around the train, hoping no one had caught her laughing alone like a madwoman. That was the nice... thing about the city: you could be alone in the crowd. People tended not to make eye contact. If she’d giggled for no reason back home, she’d be surrounded by curious friends asking what the joke was.
She rode the train two more stops, trying not to yawn. She’d finally rolled out of Sark’s bed around midnight and he’d driven her home so she could be showered and in fresh clothes for work. When she ran into Casey or anyone on the marketing team, she didn’t want to be caught in the same clothes as yesterday.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was like a scene straight out of Sex and the City, emphasis on the sex. Who would have thought a computer geek would be that good in bed? He’d been so considerate, had made her feel every inch the temptress as he’d worshipped her body.
She remembered the look in his eyes as he’d covered her nipples with his lips. Yeah, worship was the right word. She released a shocked giggle, and then glanced around the train, hoping no one had caught her laughing alone like a madwoman. That was the nice... thing about the city: you could be alone in the crowd. People tended not to make eye contact. If she’d giggled for no reason back home, she’d be surrounded by curious friends asking what the joke was.
She rode the train two more stops, trying not to yawn. She’d finally rolled out of Sark’s bed around midnight and he’d driven her home so she could be showered and in fresh clothes for work. When she ran into Casey or anyone on the marketing team, she didn’t want to be caught in the same clothes as yesterday.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Silver, Lynne to read onlineMoreLess
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